Guidebook for Toronto
Entertainment & Activities
Canada's Wonderland
1 Canada's Wonderland DriveRogers Centre
1 Blue Jays WayBay St at Air Canada Centre
Shopping
Hop on the subway, you're one short stop from Yorkdale Mall, where the stage is set for fabulous fashion, food, fun and entertainment.
711 locals recommend
Yorkdale Shopping Centre
3401 Dufferin StHop on the subway, you're one short stop from Yorkdale Mall, where the stage is set for fabulous fashion, food, fun and entertainment.
There's a food court, a farmers market, a small arcade, and an entire section dedicated to antiques. The fruit and vegetable vendors: polite, helpful, nice, real people, who have a great variety of fruit and vegetables. 1,000 times better than the grocery store - and much better tasting and price point. There is a richness of diversity.
7 locals recommend
Downsview Park Merchants Market
40 Carl Hall RdThere's a food court, a farmers market, a small arcade, and an entire section dedicated to antiques. The fruit and vegetable vendors: polite, helpful, nice, real people, who have a great variety of fruit and vegetables. 1,000 times better than the grocery store - and much better tasting and price point. There is a richness of diversity.
Parks & Nature
Visitors from all over the Greater Toronto Area are attracted to the Park’s various on-site uses, ranging from education, sports, nature, recreation and cultural events. Often compared to the great parks of the world,
As with many other dynamic parks around the world, Downsview will never be finished or stop growing. Over the course of decades and beyond, Downsview Park will continue to constantly develop, change and mature to reflect the surrounding community with each generation. Downsview Park aspires to be the cornerstone of its community as it continues to transform and blossom.
33 locals recommend
Downsview Park
70 Canuck AveVisitors from all over the Greater Toronto Area are attracted to the Park’s various on-site uses, ranging from education, sports, nature, recreation and cultural events. Often compared to the great parks of the world,
As with many other dynamic parks around the world, Downsview will never be finished or stop growing. Over the course of decades and beyond, Downsview Park will continue to constantly develop, change and mature to reflect the surrounding community with each generation. Downsview Park aspires to be the cornerstone of its community as it continues to transform and blossom.
Earl Bales Park is spread across 127 acres (51 hectares) and features a dogs off-leash area, playgrounds, a sensory garden, splash pad, outdoor amphitheatre, memorials, paved walking/cycling trails, picnic sites and fire pits.
The park has one of the two Ski & Snowboard Centres run by the City of Toronto. Recent upgrades to the ski chalet and an addition of a quad chair lift have made for a more enjoyable skiing and snowboarding experience on the hills.
The Earl Bales Community Centre offers a wide variety of programs for all ages. Picnic areas are a great place to watch a sunset.
41 locals recommend
Earl Bales Park
4169 Bathurst StEarl Bales Park is spread across 127 acres (51 hectares) and features a dogs off-leash area, playgrounds, a sensory garden, splash pad, outdoor amphitheatre, memorials, paved walking/cycling trails, picnic sites and fire pits.
The park has one of the two Ski & Snowboard Centres run by the City of Toronto. Recent upgrades to the ski chalet and an addition of a quad chair lift have made for a more enjoyable skiing and snowboarding experience on the hills.
The Earl Bales Community Centre offers a wide variety of programs for all ages. Picnic areas are a great place to watch a sunset.
Toronto's largest park with a small zoo and lots of beautiful places to hike. Visit Colborne Lodge to learn the history of Toronto and pioneer life.
1205 locals recommend
High Park
1873 Bloor St WToronto's largest park with a small zoo and lots of beautiful places to hike. Visit Colborne Lodge to learn the history of Toronto and pioneer life.
Arts & Culture
Museum station
Art Gallery of Ontario
317 Dundas St WSightseeing
The Beaches
Wonderful location for a boardwalk along the beach of Lake Ontario.
CN Tower
290 Bremner BlvdCasa Loma
1 Austin TerraceTake a short ferry ride over to this nature treasure with great views of Toronto.
1035 locals recommend
Toronto Islands
Take a short ferry ride over to this nature treasure with great views of Toronto.
Ontario Science Centre
770 Don Mills Rd.Black Creek Pioneer Village
1000 Murray Ross PkwySmall entry fee gets you a tour of the brewery and free tasting.
334 locals recommend
Steam Whistle Brewing
255 Bremner BlvdSmall entry fee gets you a tour of the brewery and free tasting.
Food Scene
Heaven's Grill
424 Wilson AveAffordable good Korean food. Internet.
Good friendly service.